
We hope that reading about our experiences inspires you to follow where God is leading you.
Tuesday, July 28, 2009
Next Steps

Friday, July 17, 2009
Big Week Ahead, Lots To Pray About
For the last few weeks things have really been picking up with our support and partnerships. We will be meeting with the missions coordinator at Evergreen Ministries on Monday and Corinth Reformed Church on Wednesday. We are very excited about the doors that God has been opening. Please pray that these meetings go well and that God will work on establishing partnerships between us and these churches. We are also talking with at least two more churches and are praying that God continues to open doors for more prayer and support partnerships.
This is a time of transition for us and our lives seem to be in constant flux right now. There are still many unknowns as far as timing and planning, and our departure is right around the corner. Time seems to be really flying as we're busy busy busy. We are trying to stay strong in the knowledge that God is in control of all of this but the stresses we're feeling are becoming more intense. Would you please pray with extra zeal for us in these coming weeks and months? Please pray for strength and protection against the evil one's attacks, we can tell he's ramping them up already. Please pray for patience and peace as we face so much uncertainty and so many changes.
Thank you so much for your support, we couldn't do this without you and we are so comforted knowing that we have a large prayer warrior force standing behind us.
Friday, July 10, 2009
Birds and Blooms


Tuesday, July 7, 2009
The Joys Of Craigslist
It only took 20 minutes for someone to respond to our ad for our cats. The amazing thing was how many other ads for free cats that there were, but it was a case of perfect timing. And after all, who could resist them, they're so cute!
We didn't want to have to move our massively heavy hide-a-bed couch, so we posted it for free. Within 40 minutes several people were interested. Someone came the next day to pick it up, which saved us lots of trouble. We were amazed that there was so much interest in it because we didn't hide the fact that the cats had fun scratching on the arms.
We bought this car for cheap so we can learn to drive a manual transmission. It is a 1988 Mazda 626. In Romania the vast majority of the cars are manuals so learning how to drive them will help us out a lot. Mark is having quite a lot of fun driving this and Rebecca will be learning soon.
We picked up this laptop for Mark's Mom because she didn't have a computer and she wanted to keep up with our blog and e-mail updates when we're in Romania. It runs great and was very cheap. Now the fun part will be teaching Mom how to use it :-)We've also been giving some things to family and friends who want or need them. Our house is beginning to look empty, especially without any living room furniture. This whole process is definitely God's timing, everything has been going so smoothly!














